Today, Wednesday, the political parties in Taiz Governorate called on the members of the Presidential Leadership Council to assume their responsibility and begin taking courageous and effective steps to reform the economy, and work on practical solutions to re-export oil, control all resources, and enter them into the Central Bank account.

Governor Ghaleb touched on the unprecedented humanitarian crisis that Yemen is experiencing due to the war that is approaching its tenth year and due to the unfavorable regional and international developments and their repercussions on the region and the world, including the Republic of Yemen.

The local currency recorded a new decline against its foreign counterparts, reaching its lowest levels during financial transactions today, Saturday, in an indicator that foretells further economic deterioration in the country.

The Central Bank of Yemen, headquartered in Aden, announced on Wednesday the freezing of the assets and funds of five exchange companies, on the pretext that they do not have permits to practice the profession from the bank.

The Yemeni government denied what the media revealed regarding its position on the recent agreement with the Houthis, and its relationship with the Presidential Leadership Council, stressing that its position stems from moral and national responsibility.

The Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, did not succeed in convincing the resigned Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Maqibi, to retract his decision to resign from the management of the Central Bank, which he submitted two weeks ago against the backdrop of canceling the Central Bank’s decisions.